Wheat quota meetings set for four Texas cities
AAA Wheat Conference to be held in Fort Worth Wichita Falls Abilene and Amarillo from June 12 to June 16 to study duties of agencies handling wheat quotas. Washington Department of Agriculture and state AAA officials will attend to answer questions. All sessions start at 1 PM.
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College Station
United States Department of Agriculture
O. J. Moss
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Fort Worth
United States
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Amarillo
War Dept to Build Fences and Floodlights at 95 Army Posts
The War Department plans to spend 2,882,400 dollars on 10 foot non climbable fences and floodlights at 95 army camps and posts. Critical areas will receive three strands of barbed wire atop each steel fence to deter prowlers. About 300 miles of fence will be installed to guard ammunition fuel and stores.
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Washington
W.P
War Department
Santa Fe Man On Tour Sees Wheat Prospects Improve
J. J. Grogan general freight traffic manager of the Santa Fe Railway said in Amarillo that the local wheat outlook is improving as rains ceased and nationwide defense demand keeps railroads busy. He noted mixed damage from Panhandle storms and army worms but predicted Texas would still yield over 80 percent of the bumper crop. Grogan emphasized efficient car unloading and cooperation with shippers to avoid storage use while praising West Coast agricultural prospects and California fruit and vegetable growers for a strong season.
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J. J. Grogan
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Amarillo
Grogan
Panhandie
Texas
West
California
Collie Pups Cause Officer's Car Crash Near Hospital
Lieutenant Charles McKenna rushed to the hospital after his wife gave birth to a daughter. Two collie pups, Storm and Lady, jumped in and caused him to lose control, injuring a yard man. He reported to state police and then reached the hospital. mother and baby were reported well. The pups face the consequences.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Charles McKenna
Hicks Field
McKenna
Storm
Lady
Bioff Maintains Innocence In Racket Case
William Bioff head of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes pleads innocent to federal anti racketeering charges and posts 50000 bail. Judge Knox warns witnesses against intimidation as Bioff and George Browne face charges of pressuring producers for 550000 under the threat of a strike.
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New York
William Bioff
International Alliance of Theatrical State Employes
AFL
Bioff
John C. Knox
George Browne
Fred Cooper Survives Plane Crash in Oklahoma
Fred E. Cooper, wealthy oil field equipment maker, escaped with bruises after his plane crashed on landing on the Ponca Indian reservation eight miles south of Ponca City Oklahoma last night.
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Tulsa
Okla
Fred E. Cooper
Ponca Indian Reservation
Ponca City
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted as Kidney Diuretic
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney and bladder weakness. It claims immediate relief from pain and swelling with a diuretic effect and urges readers to buy the 350 price box and look for gold medals on the packaging.
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Haarlem
Boerhane
Poral
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U. S
BPO
Ewentern
Kitty Kerrigan
Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery
Abby
Lipton
Lipton’s Tea & Tea
Johnny
Walker
Mashie
Johnny Welker
Johnny Walkers
Real McCoy
Santa Fe
James J. Grogan
Lee
Fred Cooper
Camera Store
Panhandle
Polk
Sporting Goods
Burke Woods
Burke Irons
C. M. Williams & CO
Taylor
Regent's
Regent
Coats
Cretney
R. Polk & Sixth
Rollin
Baker's Dozen
Rollins
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